List: 7 Stories in 24 Hours Showing Trump’s March to Victory

Democrats might like to think that President Donald Trump is on the defensive since the Obamacare repeal legislation was pulled before a vote last week, but they would be wrong.

The Trump administration is moving full steam ahead on issues and has momentum in several areas. Here are seven major stories in a 24-hour span between mid-day Monday and mid-day Tuesday that prove Trump continues to win.

1. The continued crackdown on “sanctuary cities.” On Monday, Attorney General Jeff Sessions said sanctuary cities that refuse to cooperate with Immigration and Customs Enforcement could be risking billions in federal funding if they do not comply with the law.

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2. Liberal politicians feel compelled to defend sanctuary cities. Democrats might have expected Trump to retreat from pursuing any further crackdown on illegal immigration after his executive orders were legally challenged. But they were wrong. On Tuesday, Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel and Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti were forced to defend their sanctuary policies.

Emanuel stated that his city had a constitutional right to federal taxpayer dollars while he protects illegal alien criminals in his city from deportation, according to NBC News. Garcetti had the nerve to call the orders un-American, according to Breitbart.

If the Trump administration really were losing, liberal politicians wouldn’t be panicking.

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3. On Tuesday, Trump signed an executive order that eliminated several Obama-era climate change orders in favor of policies centered on American energy independence.

5. The Ford factory announced on Tuesday that it would invest a over $1 billion in its Michigan assembly plants in Wayne, Flat Rock, and Romeo.

6. Alabama Republican Rep. Mo Brooks’ submitted a one-page Obamacare repeal bill. It’s a simple, effective bill that symbolized that the fight for a repeal doesn’t have to be over. It also indicated that the Republicans do not have to settle for an unpopular replacement bill just for the sake of passing something.